Panora Aesthetic Clinic
Suite 4/89-91 Burwood Rd, Burwood NSW 2134
About
Burwood suite offering full-face HIFU, laser hair removal, pico laser, RF microneedling and HydroGlow and carbon laser facials. Publishes its own prices for several facials and a HIFU package, and offers free consultations.
Treatments Offered
Price List
Body Contouring (Fat Freezing and EMS Sculpting)
Other
HydroGlow Facial
Skincare Facials
HIFU Full Face
HIFU
AquaGlow Deep Cleansing Facial
Skincare Facials
Pico Laser Glow Mode
PicoSure
Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked September 2026. Always confirm before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Based on information published on the clinic's websiteHow do I book at Panora Aesthetic Clinic?
Appointments can be booked online through the clinic's website, or by phoning the clinic.
Does Panora Aesthetic offer free consultations?
The clinic's laser hair removal page says consultations are free, and its homepage says a consultation comes before each treatment.
Clinics near Burwood
Compare & save
Add up to 2 clinics below — enquire all at once
Compare clinics by treatment
Learn more about these treatments
HydraFacial Sydney
Considering HydraFacial in Sydney? Honest guide to price, the tier ladder, and how the branded machine differs from the hydrodermabrasion facials sold beside it.
Chemical Peel Melbourne
Considering a chemical peel in Melbourne? Honest guide to price ($120–$600), real downtime by peel depth, who shouldn't have one, and how peels compare to laser.
LED Light Therapy Melbourne
LED light therapy in Melbourne explained. Price ($50–$180), what red and blue light actually do, how many sessions you need, and whether an at-home mask is enough.
Microdermabrasion Melbourne
Microdermabrasion in Melbourne explained. Price ($90–$200), crystal vs diamond tip, real downtime, who shouldn't have it, and how it compares to peels and HydraFacial.
Thermage Melbourne
Considering Thermage in Melbourne? Honest guide to price, pain level, skin tightening results, and how it compares to Ultherapy and HIFU.
HIFU Melbourne
Considering HIFU in Melbourne? Honest guide to price, pain level, lifting results, and how it compares to Ultherapy and Thermage.
Ultherapy Melbourne
Considering Ultherapy in Melbourne? Honest guide to price, pain level, lifting results, and how it compares to Thermage and HIFU.
PicoSure Laser Melbourne
Considering PicoSure in Melbourne? Honest guide to price ($150–$800), recovery time, pain level, tattoo removal, who it's for, and how it compares to PicoWay and IPL.
PicoWay Laser Melbourne
Considering PicoWay in Melbourne? Honest guide to multi-wavelength picosecond laser: price ($200–$800), recovery, pain, tattoo removal, and how it stacks up against PicoSure and Q-switch.
Laser vs IPL vs Picosecond Laser
IPL, Q-switch and picosecond lasers all get sold as 'laser treatment' for pigmentation and skin tone, but they're genuinely different technologies. Here's how to tell them apart.
RF Microneedling Sydney
Considering RF Microneedling in Sydney? Honest guide to price, pain level, recovery, and why a $300 skin needling and a $750 RF microneedling are not the same treatment.
How to Choose a Cosmetic Clinic
A no-fluff framework for picking a cosmetic or laser clinic in Australia: what to check before you book, what to ask at the consult, and what to walk away from.
Your First Cosmetic Treatment
A first-timer's checklist for booking any cosmetic or laser treatment in Australia: what to ask, what to bring, and what to expect on the day.
IPL Treatment Melbourne
Thinking about IPL in Melbourne? Honest breakdown of what it does, what it doesn't, price ($150–$400), downtime (basically none), and how it compares to laser.
Q-Switch Laser Sydney
Considering Q-switch laser in Sydney? Honest guide to price, pain level, recovery, and why carbon peel, China Doll and laser toning are usually the same treatment.
CO2 Fractional Laser Melbourne
Considering CO2 laser in Melbourne? Honest guide covering real downtime (5–10 days), price ($400–$1,500), acne scar results, who it's for, and what to realistically expect.
Information incorrect?